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The absorption of insulin from subcutaneous tissue differs from that of muscle (Owens et al. 1981, Thow et al. 1989), and normally takes place more slowly from the former than from the latter. The rate of absorption is higher from the abdomen than from other parts of the body (Frid et al. 1988).
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